Left-wing documentary filmmaker Michael Moore is once again sounding the alarm on climate change — but this time he is blaming fellow environmentalists, saying that efforts like solar energy and electric cars are not helping to solve the problem and that the planet is in “deep, deep trouble.”
Michael Moore was promoting the new documentary Planet of the Humans, which was released for free on YouTube on Tuesday, just one day before Earth Day.
Moore serves as an executive producer on the documentary, which was directed by Jeff Gibbs, a frequent Moore collaborator.
The movie highlights the failures of the mainstream environmental movement, assigning blame to corporate interests as well as solar and wind energy companies and electric car manufacturers, which the doc claims rely too much on fossil fuels and deforestation.
“It seems like we have been losing the battle,” Moore said in an interview with Reuters. “We are in deep, deep trouble.”
“We have ignored the warnings, and instead all sorts of so-called leaders have steered us away from the real solutions that might save us,” Moore said in a statement.
“This movie takes no prisoners and exposes the truth about how we have been led astray in the fight to save the planet, to the point where if we don’t reverse course right now, events like the current pandemic will become numerous, devastating and insurmountable. The feel-good experience of this movie is that we actually have the smarts and the will to not let this happen — but only if we immediately launch a new environmental uprising.”
Moore told the news agency that he once believed that solar panels and electric cars were a good idea. “But I didn’t really think about where is the electricity coming from?”
“I assumed solar panels would last forever. I didn’t know what went into the making of them,” the Oscar-winner added, referring to raw materials, including quartz and the fossil fuels needed to manufacture the panels.
Director Jeff Gibbs said that a better approach would be for people to have fewer children. “Infinite growth on a finite planet is suicide,” he told Reuters.
“We are losing the battle to stop climate change because we are following environmental leaders, many of whom are well-intentioned, but who’ve sold out the green movement to wealthy interests and corporate America,” said Gibbs.
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Michael Moore is a thinking Democrat’s sounding board. He warned the party that Trump could win, don’t be so smug.
I don’t like him, but if the Left listened to him instead of Bernie or AO-C, they’d be further ahead.
I agree 100% I am so grateful the high and mighty did not listen to him about Trump!
Moore just another liberal Hollywood Loudmouth who makes putrid movies and fake documentries He should just resign and take life asa Hermit way up in the Himalayas
MM Quote…”Moore told the news agency that he once believed that solar panels and electric cars were a good idea. “But I didn’t really think about where is the electricity coming from?”
“I assumed solar panels would last forever. I didn’t know what went into the making of them,” the Oscar-winner added, referring to raw materials, including quartz and the fossil fuels needed to manufacture the panels.”
Both of these statements are proof that Moore-et-al NEVER think about things before they start blabbin’
AND.. because he is some sort of celebrity, brain dead people listen to him…
So true Al. They don’t think thru these things at all about what it takes to manufacture things like solar panels, wind turbines, batteries for electric cars or backup electricity storage. But we have bartenders with degrees in Economics who somehow got elected to Congress telling us we must do all this (plus high speed rail to replace jet travel) or all die within 12 years.
He is the only one who bothered to investigate ALL the facts and not only admit he was wrong but to risk derision, disgust, and trolling from both sides. I am no fan of him, but he warned Dems that Trump was going to win and why. He has done the same here. I loathe his general politics but I admire his bravery to be willing to be ostracized and tormented to admit he was wrong and tell them why.